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Application for extended CRO: court can consider all applications without merit (High Court)
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Application for extended CRO: court can consider all applications without merit (High Court)
In The Society of Lloyd’s v Noel [2015] EWHC 734 (QB), the High Court considered an application for an extended civil restraint order (CRO) and the issue of whether the court should consider all applications without merit or just those since the expiry of the previous CRO.
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Published on 24-Mar-2015
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